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Letters: Djokovic was released—but the refugees were left behind

A spotlight on Australia’s immigration system

Letters: We confronted Bristol’s bloody legacy of slavery and racism

Celebrate Colston 4 victory

Letters: Stand with targets of new Tory laws

Unity with the victims is essential

Letters—NHS workers say the Tories are lying to us and laughing at us

NHS workers speak out against Tories

Letters—When the president opens his mouth, Turkish lira falls

Turkey’s president Recep Erdogan won't be changing his economic policy

Letters—we’re organising to stop the right exploiting Covid anger

The far right and a Welsh cinema

Letters—Starmer’s attack on anti-Zionism is an attack on left wing Jews

Keir Starmer said anti-Zionism had no place in the Labour Party, and described it as a type of antisemitism

Letters—Silvertown doesn’t want to be part of polluting Formula One

The proposal of a new Formula One (F1) race in Newham, east London, is an insult to residents who already suffer the highest levels of particulate matter air pollution in the country.

Letters—Yorkshire cricket has a long history of anti-Asian racism

Yorkshire County Cricket Club defending racism isn't a surprise

Letters—Tories’ £20 a week cut means that a woman risks her safety

As chancellor Rishi Sunak was considering his budget I was dealing with a case that should bring home the poverty the Tories should be addressing.

Letters—‘Blackfishing’ debate exposes racism in the music industry

This week social media was set ablaze after pop artist Jesy Nelson released her new solo track Bad Boys featuring Nicki Minaj.

Letters—Abandoning restrictions in hospitals will be deadly

The Tories are now unleashing the “herd immunity” strategy they always wanted as a way of dealing with Covid.

Letters—Fuel crisis chaos is another consequence of capitalism

As usual, crises created by capitalism hurt those who are most vulnerable in society. This is highlighted at the moment by the gas and fuel crisis in Britain.

Letters—Starmer will snatch influence away from Labour members

Letters—Unions should boost climate fight, not back nuclear power

​​​​​​​I believe the NEU union was wrong to support the GMB’s motion on climate change at this years TUC congress.

Letters—Universal Credit cuts will push food banks to the edge

The reduction in Universal Credit (UC) by £20 a week will force 1.2 million people to skip meals according to a survey conducted by YouGov.

Letters—does Starmer really want the unions out of Labour?

Is Ian Hodson right that Keir Starmer doesn’t want the trade unions in Labour?

Letters—Unions must fight for safety as new school term begins

Education workers are returning to schools across England and Wales with mixed emotions.

Letters—As an Afghan, I rejoice at the end of Western occupation

Being an elderly Afghan, I have despaired about the two grim decades of the British invasion.

Letters—The latest vaccine failure exposes more Tory greed

Tory health secretary Sajid Javid confirmed this week that the government is to begin administering booster vaccines in the autumn.

Letters—‘Small steps’ won’t help stop the climate crisis, action can

If strategies from Allegra Stratton, the prime minister’s spokesperson for the COP26 climate summit, are anything to go by then November’s meeting will do nothing to arrest environmental crisis.

Letters—Drug related deaths show the brutality of neoliberalism

Scotland’s drug deaths are an indicator of a sick society. For seven consecutive years, Scotland has had the highest rate in Europe.

Letters—Tory policies risk the health of migrants and black people

Many migrants still fear accessing the NHS, having their status checked and facing huge bills for hospital treatment.

Letters—Now the climate change horrors are coming home

The horrific effects of climate change have been growing for years.